Climate in LaPlace

LaPlace shares Louisiana's real, humid subtropical climate and the state's defining hurricane-season exposure -- a risk this record discloses with LaPlace's own specific, dated Hurricane Ida history rather than a general statement.

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A humid subtropical climate with real hurricane-season exposure

LaPlace shares Louisiana's real, statewide humid subtropical climate (hot, humid summers, mild winters), with hurricane season (June-November) as the single most consequential weather exposure -- documented in full in this project's own louisiana.js record.

A real, direct Hurricane Ida hit (2021)

Hurricane Ida struck LaPlace directly in 2021, with 150-mph winds at landfall statewide. LaPlace's own aging water system failed repeatedly (18 outages affecting 312,000+ people regionally, 14 boil-water advisories affecting 329,000+), and roughly 800 people were rescued from flooded homes parish-wide.

A defining geographic exposure

LaPlace sits literally straddled between the Mississippi River and Lake Pontchartrain -- a real, defining geography that concentrates both flood and storm-surge risk directly at LaPlace's doorstep.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-27. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.